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The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1887-06-11
The Belief of Universalists.


This is another four-page leahet which
will be received with favor by all who
desire compact and forcible missionary
document for general circulation. 1t is
entitled "a Statement of the Belief Of
Universalists," and gives the distinctive
views of our church with the Scriptural
references for authorization.
The price is 25 cents per hundred-this
is at the rate of 16 pages for one cent. It
is the cheapest and best statement of our
belief now before the public. Buy it and
give away freely.
Address all orders for these leaflets
Universaiist Publishing House, Western
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MISSOURI State Superintendent,
Rev. L. j. Spencer, writes: Having
located as State Superintendent at Chill
hcothe, Mo-, desire to be addressed at
that place hereafter. 1 have been very
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HoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE

HOHSrORO ACiD PHOSPHATE
In General Nervous Prostitution.
DR.. A. G. BIssELL, Detroit, Mich, says: 81
have used it in severe case of general ner-
vous prostration, and am very much pleased
with the result. l shall prescribe it hereafter
in similar cases with great deal of conf
dencen
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OUR NEW LEAFLETS.
SCRIPTURE
EVIDENCES OF UNIvERSALISM.

EVIDENCES Or UNIVEhoALIoM.
The Publishing House has just issued
two leaflets admirably adapted to spread
abroad the knowledge of our faith, which
are sold at merely nominal prices:
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cases. Orders received for any num-
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-06-12

with the woman reading room of the Chicago W. C.
T. U.
Sarah r. Crawford of Elkhart. Ind, is the master
workman of a Knights Of Labor assembly IN that
city
Emily Thornton Charles Emily HawIhorne) is as
city.
Miss Minna r. Pollock. of New York. translator and
typewriter has been appointed by the Board OF AIder
men as commissioner of deeds
meeting was held on Memorial day In the par
lors of the New York w. G. t. u, to commemorate
the deeds of the women of the
Mrs. Cora Knight Clifford has been elected to sue
coed her late husband n g. Clifford president OF
the Wiley University. Marshall, Tex
Miss Helen Gray Cone and Miss Jeanette L. Glider
at work book, in two volumes, to be called
PEN Portraits of Literary Women
The Cook County Ill) Woman Suffrage Assoeiar
ton have engaged 400 feet in the Chicago Exposition
building for exhibit of womans work at the next
annual fair.
Paris, met some of the most distinguished woman
sufragsts of France at recestion given at the resi-
dence of her son. Theodore Stanton
The life insurance association which lately made
Brownall and Clara Marshall, examiners of women
applicants for insurance, have appointed for ex-
aminers for their Boston branch Drs Grace alcott
and Lena v. Ingraham.
The Womans Club. of New Orleans, under the
presidency of Mrs. Maria Jefferson Swayze niece OF
Thomas Jeferson) has increased from forty to over
two hundred active members The CLUB has leased a
building CT nineteen in a convenient part eft
the city and retaining ali it needs for its own use 1t
rents room to the w. C. t. u. and the remainder
to the members who live in and who wish the
protection and association of their The expert
ment has proven very satisfactory The club has a
class in stenography, which is free to members but
has received enough outside pupils pay the teacher
who is a member, handsome salary. The New
Orleans club is always branching out in some new
direction of helpful activity and while always accom-
piishing the benevolent end aimed it has the rare
faculty OF being financially successful in every under
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franklin.

Mrs. Lon Mansfield visited in Indianapolis last
by his family. visited relatives here the first Of the
week Mrs D. D. Banta and daughter, Miss Mabel
left for New York city Monday. After few days
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Banta. they will
join the University outing party in tour through
the guest of friends here the past week Mrs. Alice
Lewis of Jefersonville visiting the family OF j. j.
b eorse Of panVe sssd hs
brother, DIR. j. D. George. during the week Mrs
family Of G. A. johnson during the past week
w. Wilson returned from a visit with Kentucky rela
tives on Wednesday .Miss Lille Maydwell, of
Louisville is the guest of J. L. O. Halstead and
family Mr. John Hyder and daughter, Miss Liz
zie, are visiting in Havana, III r. \. Alexander
Wednesday The ladies of the Alpha Zeta
Theta Of the sosg gave ana
banquet Wednesday evening Prof l. NJ
Bridgeman and wife, of the Salem schools; have come
to Franklin TO spend the summer DIR. j. IL Don
nell is visiting in Greensburg Mrs r. O. Hawkins.
of Indianapolis, is spending COMMENCEMENT week with
her sister. Mrs. NJ. H. Deano = Mr. and Mrs George
Griffith entertained a number of friends at tea on
Thursday evening Mrs Amelia McSparran and
daughter Miss Lizzie of Lancaster, Pa. visiting
in this city Mrs Samuel Richards and three-year
old daughter, of Munich Germany, are visiting the
families of Luther Shut and Prof. G. II. Hall. She
will visit relatives in this country until fall MIR.
Will s. Overstreet and Miss Jessie Thompson win be
married Wednesday evening next at the residence
of the brides parents. Mr. and Mrs l. NJ Thomp-
FRANKLIN COLLEGE NOTES.
A. P Brown class OF SO, now student at Roch-
ester N. ", visited his alma mater last week w.
It. Vanoleye of tho senior class, was one of the
speakers in the entertainment given Thursday
ing by the Franklin Lecture Association DR.. Stott
attended the ordination of L. d. Carpenter. in Sey-
nour Thursday The ladies of the First Baptist
Church of indianapolis have presented H. II. Smith,
class 81 with elegant chair. to be placed in the
First Baptist Church of this city C. F. Remy class
of ga drilled of the coming orators last week.
large number of visitors already in attendance
upon college exercises Many more areyet expected
Many of wide awake business have offered
prizes to the successful winners of the various
that take place field day The Periclesan So
ciety spent yesterday the shady banks of Sugar
creek In the freshman contest Friday night
Miss Ona H. Payne given first place and Oliver
Nay second place The junior contest held in
the First Baptist Church last night There six
contestants Miss Julia Johnson, Miss Lizzie A Clark
g. r. Norman, E. E. Stewart, r. L. Catlett and II. A
Cuppy Rev. Mr.. krtly of Terre Haute win preach
the missionary to-day. President w. t. Stott
will preach the baccalaurae to night Every
effort is being made to have the First Baptist
Church done for commencement day. It will be the
handsomest and most commodious church in the town.
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GraAnGHld.

The Misses Iona and Netfe Williams Harry G.
Strickland and James Heffernan attended dance at
Pendleton Friday evening. Miss lola Coffin of
Westand has been the guest of Greenfield friends this
week Miss Lulu Plough. of Rushv;lle who has been
the guest of Captain Curry and family homo
Wednesday ---E Edwin Braddock, the farmer
poet. is out his friends, having
nearly recovered from his recent accident
The alumni picnic indefinitely postponed last
bly, be announced for some time this week Misses
Emma and Nina Card, of Mooresville, who have
been attending school at Danville stopped
with friends here few DOR last weet---
The School Board selected the of teachers for
cry f9o 0R Mains s
Wilson, j. NJ. Coaield. Mrs. j. V. Martin, w B.
Bottsford Misses Emma Parnell. Ada Anderson, Ida
Gearv Lizzie Harris, Iduna Smith Lulu Dove and
Hattie Rains B. S. Sutton and daughter, Miss
Minnie, returned last evening, from visit their
old home at Shelbyyilie.
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Greencastte.

Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry DeVore visited their son. DIR.
DeVore. last week. Mrs. Agnes Walker and daugh-
ter. of Rockport Ind. are visiting her parents Dr.
and Mrs. Fisher Mrs. Clay Darnall and daughters
visiting in Belleve, Ill Albert Allen and fam
lily visiting relatives in Richmond, Ind State
Auditor Carr and Superintendent Lafolette spent
Tuesday in this place Miss Julia Southard has
turned from protracted visit in Baltimore other
Eastern cities Professor Harry Smith of the
music school, participated in the musical festival at
Terre Haute the first of the week. Mr.. and Mrs
f. Shipley hava returned from visit Philadelphia.
Mrs. Laughlin and family. of New Albany, are
visiting Mr. ard Mrs. Dave Stevenson. =. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Bentley Tucker, of Mt Sterling. Ky. are Wis
iting the latters parents Mr. and Mrs Dan
Langdon- Captain Fee and daughter Nellie
are visiting in Boston, Mass Prof. Baldwin
is spending the summer in New York city Albert
and James Bowman. of ST. Louis in the CITY On
Wednesday, route to Europe, where they will
spend the summer Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Southland
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Grace Methodist Episcopal Sunday school goes to
horristown the 22d for picnic.
Tho Mayfoyver Sunday school and friends spent a
pleasant day at haywood yesterday. Boating and
other amusements were engaged in.
Friends Sabbath school will picnic at Philadelphia
on Friday, June IL. The train leaves at 1:45 A. NJ.
The fare for adults will be 50 cents and for children
under twelve years 20 cents.
A grand military campfire will be held on Friday
evening June II, at Memorial Presbyterian Church.
fine programme has been prepared for the occasion.
War "reminiscences, rectatens and excellent singing
by home talent will be the features.
The womans Home and Foreign Missionary Socie-
ty of Roberts Park Church met with Mrs. Hamilton,
Pbinos read acomDlete and interestsne paper On mo
hammedism, - which was afterward discussed, and
freshments served 1t was the last meeting for
the
The Fifth Presbyterian Church will begin at an
early day the remodelng of the auditorium by chang
ing the pulpit south side and arranging the
seats frescoing painting of the ceiling walls and
woodwork New pulpit furniture and other improve
of the most attractive in the city.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of Me-
ridan-street Methodist Church will meet on Tuesday
Wa@s No 20 West Michigan street. fun na a
tendance is desired this is the last meeting of the
.sTho Religions of Turkey" and Mrs. Dunlop, Miss
Hunt, Miss Lewis and others will take part in the
conversation.
large picnic will be given by the Roberts Park
Sunday school Thursday of this week The trains
will GO Philadelphia, where the day will be spent.
gas we'll before returning home. supply of tennis
foot balls. croquet and other games have been
been arranged for The following week lawn fete
will be given at the residence and grounds of Mr..
Conduit, on N orth New Jersey street.
The annual reception by the ladies of the First
Presbyterian Church held on Friday evening and
largely attended The decorations in the refresh
nent room were of woodbine. and the mall tables
charge of the young ladies. In the reception
the lemonade booth, in charge of Miss Nancy
Baker and Miss Kate Gresham, decorated with flags.
The candy booth. in charge of Miss Berta Johnson
was draped with tennis nets and the flower booth in
care of Miss Blanche Dollens a bower of bios
SONS. nice sum was the result of the entertain
ment.
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Judge Pierce Norton and wife. of indianapolis, are
spending Sunday with Marion relatives Miss MN
Grace Gordon of Toledo is visiting Miss Lizzie DC
Clure . Frank Minshall. of Chicago and Miss Mag
ole Perkins of this place. arried Tuesday morn
ing Dr. j. c. Adkins and Miss Lillian Andrews,
both of this place. married Wednesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. George Webster of Chi
cago are visiting Marion relatives Miss
Nellie Corey of Van Buren,, is visiting
Miss Jennie Hunter. Mrs J. A. Gauntt is visiting
Mrs B. II. KeesIing, of Logansport- Mrs. Charles
Beechgood. of Montpelier, visited Mrs Dr. Damn last
week Major and Mrs. Geo. W. Steele and Miss
Meta Steele attended the presentation of Faust at
Indianapolis. Wednesday evening Mr. and Mrs
Lee Bes bore and children left for Colorado Springs
Col last week to be absent six weeks. Miss Matte
Overman has returned from Bloomington - u Il.
Ratlif and family have moved from Sterling, Kan,
back to Marion M rs Eliza Cook, OF Toledo, Is Wis
ting her father. Samuel McClure.
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Irvington Items.

Mrs. Armstrong is visiting Mrs. Nichols.
Mr. Harry Sailor of Shelbyville. will spend Sunday
in Irvington at Miss Katherine MOBILES.
Miss June Elliott of Shelbyville Ind Is spending
few days here the guest of Miss Katherine Noble
Misses Cans and Price, of Ohio, tho guests of
Miss Mary Paddock and will remain during commence
nnent week.
Prof Harriet Noble entertained the faculty seniors
and few special friends last evening, from to IL
o'clock. The home and grounds so we'll adapted Tor
such entertainments were filed with guests
Miss Augusta Caldwell, of Memphis, Tenn, is
pected to arrive here to-day. She will remain during
the week and then 60 to New York Miss Caldwell,
in company with her brother. Mr.. Slo CALDWELL sails
for Europe the latter part of this month.
MANY of the students affect knee brooches low
shoes and elegant hosiery. Among the best looking
men in this garb Hugh Miller. Will Irwin and the
Thompsons That they cut swell is pm ting it mild
IL is likely to become the adopted college dress for
next year.
A very beautiful and complete surprise was ten
dered Mrs. Sylvester johnson, on FRIDAY evening
last by her husband and her daughter. Mrs. Lizzie
Powell About forty guests, representing the heads
of families and old residents of Irvington greeted
Mrs johnson upon her return from Upton where
sbe had been visiting. The affair had been SO well
arranged that Mrs. johnson did not surmse a thing
until within her home when the congratulations OF
her friends and neghbors upon her seventieh birth
dav explained their presence. Mrs johnson IS the
Yioneer wife of Irvingtor. With her bright. synpa-
thetc shirt and nature, sho has done
much to build up Irvington socially
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RrichtwOod News

Miss Mary Nescall is visiting her aunt in Chicago.
T,ha Chanel Sunday-school will picnic at Broad Rip
pie on next Wednesday,
Fred Egelus of Indianapolis. was married to Miss
Lilly Sundregger on Thursday night.
silver cornet band is being organized. Ben Jones,
who taught the Acton and other bands, will DO the
leader. -, :.
ON Wednesday night burglars broke in panel in
the door of store and stole lot of cigars
ard tobaeco This is the third time the store has been
robbed.
At the last meeting of the town trustees contract
70 GRADE station street from Glen Drive to Bri1htwood
avenue was let to VIM. McGray of Haughville. He
will finish the work inside of sixty days
Ntass-. Glen, bradshaw Baldis and other musical
Young men here have undertaken the organization OF
an orchestra and active work will commence a. once
benefit
The ordinance granting the Capital City Naturalgas
and Water COMPANY the right to lay their mains
through the streets repealed by the trustees
the company having failed to file their bill OF e1eep-
tons to the ordinance.
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Society Events.

The wedding of Mr.. Charles Traub Miss Smith
of the South Side. is set for the I'D inst
Mr. Frank Mckee will give picnic tomorrow in
honor of Miss Kate Gresham of Chicago. who is visit
ing Miss Nancy Baker.
Ladies' of Geo: II. Thomas W. R. G will give lawn
avenue, Wednesday evening
The marriage Of Miss Mary Crozier to Mr.. Marshall
cresisrs homs on North Meridian street. ~
The Bon Toa Club will give lawn fete at Mr. John
Geigers the night of the 29th. The yard will be
illuminated and large platform will DO laid for dane
ing.
Mrs. s. L. johnson will give 8 tea, on next Thurs
day afternoon o'clock AT her residence on North
Pennsylvania street. to which invitations have been
issued.
Mr. Scott C. Bone city editor of the Sentinel, will
BE- married. on WEDNESDAY. to Miss Mary M9 q OF
uncle Secretary of State Myers during his term of
Office.
be married at Newcomb Place Louisville to-morrow
evening at $50 o'clock. A number of the friends of
the couple from this city and Richmond will attend
the wedding.
Mr. Henry staff and Miss Title Rowe were married
on Thursday by Rev: E. A. Bradley at the residence
couple left Immediately after the ceremony for
kuigntstown.
Miss Lizzie Herod gave elegant luncheon yester.
day to of her lady friends. The flowers were
tastsfully arranged. and all the appointments We're
carried with that pertectness OF detail character
istic OF Miss Herods entertainments
thmble party was given on Thursday afternoon
by Mrs r. X Syfers which was one of the most eie
CANT affairs of the kind yet held The tables for re-
treatments brought in the parlor, and the sew
eral courses served very elaborate Each lady
received a bunch of flowers each bouquet being OF
ono kind of flowers and no two bouquets alike.
Misses Helen and Daisy Baldwin gave an informal
reception Friday evening to the German Club and
few other guests. in honor of Miss fitzwllann, or
Kansas Civ who is their visitor from Vassar College
for few days before proceeding TO her hometo spend
the Dancing conversation and refreshrnents
made the pastime for a very pleasant evsnng.
Last FRIDAY evening MIR. and Mrs. G. w jenkins
gave progressive euchre party at their home 40
T66 North Pennsylvania street, in honor OF Mrs.
Frank Gates who will to Hanover Germany. this
summer. and MIR. and Mrs f. Morrow. who will soon
to California 70 reside. Those present were NJ r.
and Mrs. g. Rodney, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Miller,
Mrs. Will Nilsson Mr.. aud Mrs q. r. Root.
Mr.. and Mrs. blingsley Mr.. and Mrs. L. Morrow.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank NcQuddy. Mr.. and Mrs. John
r@rvusan. Mss hammond. of New York, Mr.. and
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Wabash.


Dr. Will Martin, OF Urbana. Ind. and Miss Irs
Christman. of this city united in marriage LAST
Friday evening at the home of the BRIDE Rev Chast
Little officiating. The couple will make their home I'M
Urhana Miss Debbie Eiwood has returned from Al
visit to friends in Peru Miss Mona Hoover left to-t
day for two-months visit TO friends in Winckasters
o. Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Robback have returneds
from Indanapoli Miss Ella Palmer of the Moores-
vile public schools, has returned TO her home thisi
city 70 spend the summer vacation Mrs. Harvey
L. McMonigal of kokomo. is visiting relatives hare.
Mrs Dick Ruddell, of kokomo returned home on
Thursday. after visit with relatives here Mrs
Eunice Cochrane returned on Thursday from Roch-
ester and Peru. where she has been the guest Of
friends and relatives Mrs. Aaron Simon is visiting
relatives in New Cumberland Ind Dir. and Mrs. A.
L. Lowshe, of xenia spent Sunday ia the city
The Senber Idem Club picnicked az Wilson's Bluff,
four miles east of the city. Wednesday after-l
Mrs. Horace Winton, of North Manchester.
is visiting her daughter. Mrs Lou Kebbey. in Ksn-l
Mrs. T. W. Mcclure and daughter visiting
friends in Chicago Miss Nellie New is the guest Of
friends at South Bend Miss Jessie Johnston. Of
Buchanan Mich. is visiting friends IN Wabash
Mrs. Marie Webster. who has been visiting her
parents in this city leaves for her home in chsaso
tomorrow Mr. and Mrs Joseph Crabb and Mrs.
Terry Hoss. who have heen soiourning ~ Hot
Springs. Ark for the benefit of their health fox two
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Kpfyhtstnwn.

Miss Lizzie Gordon has returned from visit with
friends at Richmond Mrs. Mary Wallen of Shelby
vile, is visiting her old home here Miss Blanche
Freeman left last Monday to attend the Normal
School at Danville Miss Lucy Wagner
dangerously i'll with fever. Mrs. j. w. Wagner
entertained number of invited guests at "thinble
party. Wednesday afternoon Miss Ola Cameron
IS visiting friends at indianapolis. Lieut.. Luther
Welborn of West Point, arrived horne Yesterday. He
spent the past year IN Europe recruit his failing
health George B. Ramsey and family of Irving
ton; are visiting relatives here. Mrs. Sam
Ball and daughter. Miss Anna have returned
from visit with relatives at Indiana polis
Inc Lincoln Loyal League are making preparations to
OF July MIS-. Charles Davis of Cincinnati is visit
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visited Indianapolis friends last week. Mrs Anna
Clark OF Richmond Ind. is visiting her father Col
A L. Morrison Prof. Theo. l.. Neff, of the chair of
German. assisted by large number of his students
departed fresf the usual custom in his department
and last Thu day evening rendered German
edy in Phio Literary Hall. The invitations were only
issued to select few. and printed in German.
Not WORD of English was heard throughout the
tire programme and the parts all well and
uniquely rendered, The participants were Misses
Baker Cunningham, Faas. Pulse, Cowgirl. Roth and
Weaver. and Messrs Lantz, Mason KEEPER. He;ss.
Cearwaters and Hammond Music was rendered By
Misses Eppinghausen, Farrow, Marquis and Kelley.
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Misses Lille and Naomi Clark, of Franklin. spent
part Of the week in this place, the guests of Miss
Susie Folander- William Perrin and wife of Chi
cago. visiting relatives here Miss Annie Payne.
of Wabash. the guest of Mrs. j. FL. Clark last
week. Miss Minnie Hackney, of Shelbyville was
the guest of Miss Lula Coleman the first of last week
Miss Fannie Freeman visited relatives and friends
at Franklin last Sunday Mrs John Williams, of
Sullivan, Ind. is visiting among relatives here
Miss Emma Winterburg, of Chicago, Is the guest OF
Miss Minnie Winterburg.
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LOeapsDort.

Mrs j. Keller and daughter of Wabash, are visit
ing at the home of j. L. Sweetser- Miss Lizzie
Hardee returned to her home in this city. after
SIX months soiourn in Whitley county Miss
Nellie Thompson Chicago, is visiting friends in this
Mrs. J. A. Gauntt. of Marion, is visiting Mrs
r r Keesling = DR.. j. H. Talbot and John Gray
are in camp at Cedar lake Arthur Worth is visiting
at his home in Adrian. Mich Miss flora Mnrdock
is visiting Miss Lois Pierce. of Charlottesville.
Judge A. T. Smith and wife back from month
tour of California Mr. and Mrs Rink ade and Miss
Marearet Brsbn of Pana H., is visiting at the resi-
denee of J. D. McNitt. NJ. NJ. kiger, of Frankfort
il visiting friends in this city.
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Mrs. Ed r. Wilson and four daughters. Misses
Edna Bessie Fannie and Helen are visiting relatives
at Gallon o. Ellie Gaskn and family will soon
remove to Benton Harbor, Mich Elk Mayor j. w.
Cooper and wife Cincinnati this week, attend
ing the commencement exercises of the Female IVES
leyan College. from which their accomplished daugh
ter Miss Lena. graduated. DR.. NJ. NJ. Jones and
wife are visiting their at Russell Springs, Kan.
Mrs. w. A. Stuart and daughter Maud are visit
ing relatives at Topeka. Kan. Mr. frank Chalfant
and wife of Bluftoa are guests of relatives in this
city Mrs. a. b. Easterling. of Council Grove.
KAN is visiting her parents here.